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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1968
Page
4
The article notes pre inauguration speculation about Nixon’s cabinet, highlighting William P. Rogers as an example. It argues forecasts are unreliable until action and results clarify who becomes the administration's key adviser and influence, urging patience to see actual performance.
ESSA figures claim a 100 percent snow chance for Caribou Maine and no snow for Miami Florida. The column argues against precise forecasts and urges readers to embrace hopeful uncertainty while noting a Biblical verse about seeking righteousness.
The letters urge not to judge all young people by a few and honor service members abroad. A professor praise triggers call for a more independent press and open housing discussion, criticizing ministers who avoid contentious issues.
A mother shares excerpts from her son Si Michael Ruth’s letter from the 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam. He writes of missing family, unpaid work, holiday hardships, and a poem reflecting life overseas and the desire to return home.
The Middletown News Journal lists subscription prices with daily and Sunday rates. In town and suburban motor routes cost 70 cents weekly, while mail options vary from 21 dollars yearly in the trading area to 278 dollars yearly outside the USA.
In Washington, Hugo Black and allied scholars defend free speech amid campus clashes from San Francisco State to Storrs. The piece argues the First Amendment protects protest within lawful bounds and praises Black, Babbidge, and Hayakawa for upholding constitutional duties against radical tactics.
Acting president St. Clair Hayakawa of San Francisco State College says the campus will remain open to any student who qualifies for tuition, a stance backed by Justice Hugo Black. Similarly University of Connecticut president Homer D. Babbidge has refused to declare otherwise amid ongoing campus debates.
William F. Buckley Jr argues that anti-discrimination measures help blacks while harming whites in contention for jobs and college access. He cites Choate, Moynihan, and Wills, urges protecting whites displaced by race based hiring, and questions limits on black administrators in urban schools.
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